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NASA wants to be able to discriminate between Martians (M) and Humans (H) based on the
following characteristics: Green ∈{N, Y }, Legs ∈{2, 3}, Height ∈{S, T}, Smelly ∈{N, Y }.
Our available training data is as follows:

a) Greedily learn a decision tree using the ID3 algorithm and draw the tree.
b) Write the learned concept for Martian as a set of conjunctive rules (e.g., if (green=Y
and legs=2 and height=T and smelly=N), then Martian; else if ... then Martian; ...; else
Human).

  

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a) See the following figure for the ID3 decision tree:

b) Only the disjunction of conjunctions for Martians was required:

$\begin{aligned}
&(\text { Legs }=3) \vee \\
&(\text { Legs }=2 \wedge \text { Green }=\text { Yes } \wedge \text { Height }=\text { Tall }) \vee \\
&(\text { Legs }=2 \wedge \text { Green }=\text { No } \wedge \text { Height }=\text { Short } \wedge \text { Smelly }=\text { Yes })
\end{aligned}$

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